Assume that you have just tested a strategy that is purported to beat the market. On paper, over the last decade, this strategy would have generated an annual return of 15% while the annual return on the market was 7%. The strategy does have transactions & trading costs that amount to 1.83% annually and it is slightly riskier (beta = 1.19) than the market. If the risk-free rate was 1% over the ten-year period, what is the risk adjusted, trading cost adjusted return to this strategy? Use 2 decimal places